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Is there some way I can access or a copy of a chart that shows the average minimum and maximum temperatures for Kanab for all 365 days of the year - and also the record highs and lows?
Bob E. Kanab, UT
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Looking for the answer of this question was easier than originally thought. Check out the link to the Western Region Climate Center. There's a few links on the right, the first one just takes you their main page. This way we can learn how to use the WRCC's page.
First hit up their home page. Then go to the first link on the left called "Western U.S. Historical Summaries (individual stations)". From there you can select Utah and then find the town you would like to find information on. When you click your town name, you'll want to scroll to the very bottom left side of the screen. It says this "Period of Record Data Tables Daily Summary Stats (~55 KB)". This is the data you need. It has all the days of the year, the highs and lows on average and the records for the time period.
Another link on the right will get you to the Kanab data anyway since it might be hard to follow some of these steps.
Answered by KSL Meteorologist Dina Freedman.
